Trees-y does it for Wrexham Council in bid to become carbon neutral
1,500 trees have been planted throughout Wrexham over the last two years as part of the council's plan to become carbon neutral by 2030.
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1,500 trees have been planted throughout Wrexham over the last two years as part of the council's plan to become carbon neutral by 2030.
New trees planted as part of the Woodland Trust and Salisbury Wildlife Group project.
PLANNING applications that were submitted to Denbighshire County Council between March 6 and 12 included:
More than 1,500 trees have been planted across Wrexham County Borough in the last two years as part of work to improve the green environment. It is one of several initiatives taking place by the local authority to reduce carbon emissions and address climate change. Trees – including heritage fruit trees – have been planted […]
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